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2024-05-24 06:32:15
@Jcameron Strange.... I was going to say to "forget" the network until I see you already did it as that is common when switching routers. See it a lot with Apple products. I think issue is in the PC...
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2024-05-23 23:12:00
@DavidMebaneNC The router should take as much of the throughput from the ISP it can get up to the limit of the router and use as much as it can to each of its outputs. There will be a slight loss due...
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2024-05-23 22:58:01
@AddisonGeek Sounds like you are not getting an IP on the lan. power off the modem and the router, wait 5-10 min, power on the modem, wait a few, then power on the router. Than check to see if it...
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2024-05-21 00:12:53
@DavidMebaneNC Assuming a modem that is rated for the speed and has a lot of up and down channels should handle the load fine. Lengthof Ethernet cable affects speed. Each device in the stream takes a...
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2024-05-19 23:55:17
@AZRE I would suspect a bad router or bad connectors in the router or wires. If one of the eight wires/pins is not making contact, then the speed will drop tp 100.
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2024-05-19 23:48:35
@DavidMebaneNC It can be explained but takes a lot to do so. There are many resources on the internet that explains it. basicly, you can only go as fast as the slowest link in the network. If you are...
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